Peterson, Andrew Peterson, Eugene DeLatour, Harvey I. Babcock, William E. Roudebush, John O'Neil, Minnie Zimmerman, Mrs. Christy Manuel, James Manuel, August G. Newman, John R. Wertz, William G. Melton, August Sudman, Mrs. August Sudman, Miss Lucy Johnson, Fred Sudman, Miss Minnie Sudman, facob Roudebush, Miss Maude Sudman, Frank C. LeSelle, Harriet B. LaSelle, Airs. Helen Babcock, and Mrs. Sarah Roudebush. The Eastern Star in 1921 had a hundred and nineteen members with the following officers : Mrs. Tillie Peterson, Worthy Matron; Mary B. Thompson, Associate Matron ; Glenn S. La- Selle, Worthy Patron ; Olive Bracken, Secretary ; Mrs. Julia Sudman, Conductress; Mrs. Freda Triplett, Assistant Conductress ; Mrs. Lillian Slocumb, Chaplain ; Henry C. Peterson. Treasurer; Clarence A. Grey, Sentry; Mrs. Mary Smith. Marshal ; Mrs. Emily Brownell, Warden ; Mrs. Grace Busse, Ada ; Mrs. Lulu Colman, Ruth; Mrs. Ada Wolf, Esther; Mrs. Jennie Hapworth, Martha; Minnie Sudman, Electa ; and in her absence Mrs. W. H. Thompson is Electa.

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows, No. 181, was established in Chappell on May 13, 1890. The charter members and first officers of the organization were : W. P. Miles, Noble Grand ; T. P. Morgan, Vice Grand ; John Hinshaw, Recording Secretary ; George P. Smith, Financial Secretary; and Martin Michelson, Treasurer; H. W. Chowins, H. H. Chowins, W. V. Rielly, John N. White, and O. B. Shobert. This order now has a hundred and two members and the officers in 1921 were: Amel

Peterson. Noble Grand ; Ray Sterns. Vice Grand; A. J. Bracken, Secretary; and A. E. Ross, Treasurer.